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    Contemporary Slavery

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    their home country. However, many people are forced to leave their native country, or be forced to sustain unacceptable environments they did not choose to live in. According to the National Center for Farmworker's Health, 72% of farmworkers were foreign born. In mexico, citizens face everyday violence, drugs, poor economy, and government corruption. It is a dangerous place to live, and difficult to make a good life in. A third of of Mexicans want to leave their home country to America, and half…

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    and lives. Compounding on this, the Great Depression caused massive economic suffering, especially for the displaced farmers. It is in this context that John Steinbeck wrote The Grapes of Wrath, a novel that focuses on the plight of migrant farm workers who came to California seeking a better life. Steinbeck depicts the major ramifications of such a decision, delving into the poor living conditions as a result of pittances of work. Despite the resounding effects of the novel, these conditions…

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    Persuasive Essay On Teenage Drinking

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    They play a major role in this deadly mix. Parents have the duty to warn their kids how bad alcohol can be for them. They have the responsibility to punish their teens when the teen is caught with alcohol. Unfortunately too many parents don't do either of those. Sometimes it is because the parent are alcoholics so the teen is raised in it and gets use to the alcohol so they follow in their parents footsteps. This creates a deadly bloodline that ruins generations and kills many in its wake. Then…

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    obvious that we have many different races amongst us. Learning a second or a foreign language can help us communicate with the 6 billion people that are unable to speak english across the world. Learning a foreign language provides us with opportunities that we could not otherwise have by only speaking English. It also provides many individual benefits, and is proven to make you smarter and more employable. When you know a foreign language, the advantages are endless - even if you only know the…

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    learning has become one of the most serious problems for international students. Therefore, higher education provides language courses for international students who are not native-tongue. However, many students are not using the foreign languages fluently yet. If foreign students want a perfect comprehension of the target language, understanding of the new culture can be one of the most effective factors. Cultural…

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    regarding his foreign policy proposals (or lack thereof, depending on who you ask). Some people have argued that Trump does not have any specific stance, and some people have argued that Trump would start a chain of events leading to the demise of humanity. However, many of his foreign policy statements might contain some merit, or some of the statements may at least contain connections to some theories and hypotheses. This paper will examine a few of President-elect Trump’s most prolific…

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    Why Are We Monolingual?

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    Suzanne Romaine has declared that, “Bilingualism and multilingualism are a normal and unremarkable necessity of everyday life for the majority of the world’s population,”(Source C) yet why are most Americans monolingual? Americans are at a disadvantage because they are not using their resources to their full potential. In the United States we are fortunate enough to have such amazing technological advances, nonetheless we are dependent on these advances instead of building off of them. The main…

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    Kaufman believes that globalization makes foreign policy a crucial piece in American politics because the government often forgets the impact it has by choosing whether or not to intervene in other countries’ affairs. He explains how the US government has a loose foreign policy and fragile concept of national interest; for example, the government chose to invade Iraq to pursue the War on Terror, however the US did not intervene in the Syrian Civil War, or the Rwandan Genocide. (Kaufman pg.14)…

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    Australia has shaped its foreign policies around our national interests which includes things such as economic prosperity, national security and international standing. We rely strongly on exercising a strong, independent, responsive and pragmatic foreign policy in order to be able to achieve those national interests, However, over the past six years the Australian government has dealt with enormous challenges in terms of our national security where we have been forced to use every means…

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    The Language Obstacle There is a hidden obstacle for a monolingual speaker to learn additional languages What does it mean to be monolingual? To be monolingual means to know only one language and not learn any additional languages. It is extremely beneficial to learn more than one language now than ever because it will benefit you in the future and will allow you to socialize with more people and get to know more culture and religion. Unfortunately individuals do not take the chance to learn…

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